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4mo ago
Congrats on launch. I have experienced these issues first hand with `Open Finance` a few years ago. I feel that you'll end up being an automation agency (you mentioned UiPath), companies who have the skills and capacity to build, will
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4mo ago
I might have a different take, I’m happy with this price per token so only those who’re using it for value would use for what they want. There are so many useless cases such as people bragging about their token consumption that has no produ
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4mo ago
Which part that makes them look bigger than they are? Which services are larger than stripe?
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4mo ago
Paying $5 a month for Digital Ocean or Hetzner will save you from the pain of using any of these cloud platform for just a simple VM.
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4mo ago
Mistral is a startup that happened to raise 100M. I said in my comment a “country backed startup”, which mistral is
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4mo ago
+1 Even though the startup didn’t work out (solo founder), I learned in 1.5 what I wouldn’t learn in 10 years.
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4mo ago
Sounds like they don’t have a moat at all. It’s like software consultancy with a data centre. And then the article mentions many customers using these models on prem (so data centre is not really a plus). What’s stopping any country backed
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4mo ago
as not custom chips like Grog and Cerebras. Did you expect a single GPU chip to reach 3k tps?
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4mo ago
what did you have in mind when you read "Standard GPUs"?
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4mo ago
yeah but if you have to pay $2k to $3k per month, would you still use it?
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5mo ago
It’s not like code base written by developers before AI were manageable. The term tech debt was there way before AI coding, and was mainly due to changes made by developers. I see the point of your argument when this is done by inexperience
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5mo ago
and why this is a problem? I found the landing page covering exactly what the product does, with nice demos and examples.
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5mo ago
I started using cmux a month ago and it had made my life a lot easier. Finally I have a pane with all my projects open all the time, I can switch between them, have multiple terminals for each one. What do you mean by remote terminals?
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5mo ago
They offer $250k credit for startups, that's the only reason I can think of. You use them for a start, and stuck there.
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5mo ago
Azure is a toy platform, not a real cloud. Too many changes, far from being reliable. Unless imposed by employer to use, run a mile.
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5mo ago
Google and Azure are masters in shitshow when it comes to AI products. Create/rename/abandon at god speed, giving more reason to never use them for anything serious.
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5mo ago
> There is no better interface for text than a terminal It's a personal choice that cannot be imposed on everyone. Not everyone is a developer.
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5mo ago
> fairly plausible Based on what? is that a feeling or based on evidence?
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5mo ago
Looks like he's repeating the same thing every few months. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/microsoft-ai-chief-gives-18-1...
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5mo ago
I have a great appreciation for PageIndex paper about vectorless RAG. https://github.com/VectifyAI/PageIndex
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5mo ago
> and a challenger to OpenAI Big claim. Apart from Mistral OCR, I didn't find any of their models remotely useful. They do have a chance to become sole AI provider for France as French are trying to break from US tech, not because t
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5mo ago
where did you see the price in the landing page?
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5mo ago
No spec, no price, just fluff. Typical Google marketing.
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5mo ago
A better title would be `you can't sell what you don't understand`. This has nothing to do with AI. If you understand, or trying to improve requirements gathering, AI is pretty good into spinning what both parties understood about
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5mo ago
Thanks, I didn’t know about variable tariffs. But can this be residential or has to be on designated charging points?
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Doesn’t increasing fuel price affect the electricity prices, which increases the charging cost?
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5mo ago
Blue Green Deployment. There must be a docker container to handle this or at least a bash script. edit: thanks to next comment for referencing one
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5mo ago
Mind sending where you found this in the leaked code?
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5mo ago
I tried it for two tasks using Claude Code, on max effort. 1. Web platform, asking it to analyse a feature to create reports, and coming up with better solution and better UX. it did great, I would say on par with Sonnet 4.6 or even opus co
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5mo ago
LLM serving startup => bootstrapped => extremely profitable Mind sharing a link?
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